3. Identify your obligations, taking into account the interconnection of regulatory texts
By answering the three questions in step 1, you can identify your European regulatory obligations regarding the chemical safety of a product.
To better understand the importance of these issues, some examples are given below.
3.1 The "right to exist" on Community territory
You manufacture a chemical substance that is sold exclusively to distributors; by agreement, the latter manage the regulatory problems associated with applications.
This is one of the simplest questions, since the answer is based on a few regulations.
To be able to manufacture the substance, you need to comply with REACh (Registration, Authorization and Restriction) obligations (see REACh:...
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